Near Record Snow Storm Leaves City Amid Death Toll
A western New York storm dumped up to almost 20 inches across the northern half of the region, killing 37 people nationwide and burying New York City under the third heaviest snow blanket in history. Officials directed 18 340 snow crews, Coast Guard cutters battled a yacht aground, and a statewide question lingered over a union labor dispute as conditions worsened across the Great Lakes and Ohio River Valley.
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Radiation Hazard To Scientists Atoms Lab Near Blindness Threat
Newton Mass December report on atomic cyclotrons causing near blindness in several American scientists. Dr Shields Warren of the AEC says extended exposure raises danger to eye lenses. remedies include surgical removal of cataracts and corrective lenses. No injuries at university site. blood counts showed no abnormalities.
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Weather highlights for Amarillo region and West Texas
The forecast notes fair conditions with gradually rising temperatures through this afternoon and tonight. West Texas expects fair and warmer conditions with cooler Panhandle and South Plains Tuesday. New Mexico shows partly cloudy skies today through Tuesday with warmer northeast areas. High 48 degrees, low 23.
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Baby Danny Ray Gunnels Born to Teen Mother in Texas
Grandmother 32 and mother 16 raise baby Danny Ray Gunnels born December seven at St. Anthony's Hospital weighing seven pounds eleven ounces. Parents and grandmother pace the floor as the infant wails placing the family in the spotlight. father served two years in Navy theaters. Mother will be almost seventeen and was born April 26, 1932, in Fort Worth. See continuation on Page 2.
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Dutch Claim UN intervention useless as Java falls
Dutch forces push through Central Java with little resistance while Indonesia pleads for US aid. Netherlands declares a police action after landing in Jogjakarta and advancing toward Torean and Singakarak. UN Security Council meets in Paris to discuss the crisis as Dutch memorandums insist no external intervention can help.
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Phone tie up before Dec 25 threatens walkout
In St Louis on December 20 195? unions and Southwestern Bell officials meet with a federal conciliator as a possible Christmas walkout looms. The wage dispute centers on increases with the company offering 6.7 cents hourly and the union seeking 15 cents after trimming from an initial 30 cents. A suggested fact finding board was discussed but faces rebuke if governors of five states appoint an arbitration panel.
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Tour of Contest Homes event listings across Garden Club entries
The Garden Club presents a complete list of Tour of Contest Homes with participant names and addresses across multiple streets in cities including Garwood, Milam, Crockett, and Monroe. Entries feature Mr and Mrs Floyds, Mrs WM Jackson, Alfred C Kipp, George L Hudson, Albert Ward, Hugh L Cox, Delmar Durrett, Alvin Mun, Patton and others, detailing homeowners and street locations for the Christmas sightseeing tour.
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Milam
Hugh L. Cox
Delmar’ Durrett
Monroe
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Alvin
Hughes
An. Ware
VC Huis
Data West
Ana
WP. Robinson
Cheyenne
B.A Duncan
Seo Nort
A.B. Goldston
Heyden
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Guy
Aloo 'Ule
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Cipecom
North "Adams
J Miler
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Coalition With Commies Looms Peace bid by Sun Fo for talks with Chinese Communists
Sun Fo, new Nationalist premier of China, opened peace negotiations with the Chinese Communist Party and formed a wartime cabinet to present to Chiang Kai-shek. He signaled willingness to discuss an honorable settlement potentially involving a coalition with the Communists, sharing power but not exceeding Nationalist influence.
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Fans raise 1350 for Sandies coaches before state final
About 20 businessmen at the chamber of commerce started a Coaches Fund for the Golden Sandies. The group pledged 1350 on the spot and will solicit more, with checks payable to Coaches Fund. The plan includes a 7:30 pm pep rally at Municipal Auditorium next Thursday where funds will be presented.
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Odessa
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Hull
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Blackburn Show
Staton
KGNC
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Charley Youn
Dean White
Tosa
Hur Peuttt
Clay "Fronton
Wee Ta
Paul Allipepam
Supreme Court denies review of Tojo death verdict
The Supreme Court voted 6 to 1 to refuse interference with the International Military Tribunal that condemned Tojo and six other Japanese wartime leaders to death. It held no authority over the tribunal and denied petitions for habeas corpus or to review, affirm, or overturn the sentences. Justice Murphy dissented without an opinion.
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Mrs Jay Turner Is News Tip Winner
Mrs Jay Turner won first prize five dollars for a news tip about Thursday's mysterious explosion that excited the town Dick Silverstein won three dollars for his tip on the Pred Allen radio show where Ama illo played a role Edna O Roberts received a prize as the second tipster to report the explosion Others sending tips included Mrs J W McDonald Charles Page and Mrs Jack Hodges from various addresses
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Amaillo
Edna O. Roberts
River Drive
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